Looking for details of the Battle at Song Mao 4/1/70.
This link will detail how & why this project started.

http://www.philly.com/philly/news/special_packages/How_a_Google_Earth_search_led_a_veteran_back_to_Vietnam_to_track_down_mass_graves.html

Since this started we have provided information of approx 5,500 remains with an additional 800+ spread out over 5 different battles.

With the help of a former helicopter pilot. We search the sites for battle details then try to reach out to soldiers who were there to help pin point the grave(s) actual location. The Vietnamese prefer us to seek out two such witnesses.

In addition we have 3 former VC and 1 NVA helping us to find between 9-13 US MIAs. One grave has already been excavated that is supposed to contain 2 US Army soldiers.

For the American witnesses they seem to all agree, doing this is putting a positive end to an ugly war.

The VN witnesses come to us directly vs the Government because they trust us. They have seen or heard of the Inquirer article or have heard the BBC News taped interview in Vietnamese.

All of these MIA Families deserve closure.
Please let me know.

WELCOME HOME!

Sincerely,
Bob Connor
3rd Security Police SQD
Bien Hoa Air Base 4/67 - 4/68

C Troop as OH-58 Crew Chief from 1985-1987. Ft Hood, Bldg 10009, with the early model huey out front.

Your history page failed to mention the 2/1st was a basic training squadron in 1966. I took basic at Ft. Hood C troop 2/1, March - May. Then AIT 1/50 before deployment to the 24th ID (Mech) in Germany. Most of us in that cycle eneded up on a troop transport as replacements for the 24th. Many were from both the 1st and second AD. Never met anyone else (other than us) that took basic and AIT with regular Army units.

Medic, Vietnam 1970, 2/1 cav. B.troop 1st plt.

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B Trp 2/1 CAV 2 AD
Ft Hood, TX

Jan 1980 to Sep 1982

Track mechanic, Recovery specialist & Motor Sergeant

"Blackhawks"

Want wish all my brothers a Merry Christmas A Happy and prosporest New Year .

I just wanted to let folks know that someone has given a bad spot report about me. I am very much a live and was shocked to that I had died and did not know it. I am turning 78 come December 24th, so it s hard to remember things. I wanted to let anyone who served with me in the 3rd plt c-troop from Jan 68-jun 69 to e-mail me at redfeatherruns@att.net I will reply to anyone, but please forgive me if I can't remember you.

Gary Gransee Ctrp. 2nd .plt 1968-1969. Track #22. Gary moved on to Fiddler Green May 11th 2012. Gary was living in Sturgeon Bay Wis.He was born March 20th 1948. Gary spent his last days at Wisconsin Veterans Home in King,Wis. R.I.P. Gary ---

I was assigned to 2/1 Cavalry from 061989 to 0791 and during Desert Storm.